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Home My Public Portal About1954.08.02 Council Minutes l,u_u.gu,s t 2, 19544 A regular meeting cf the Village lioard was held on the above date and the following business transacted: Roberts Present Kerby �t Armstrong t Spielman i oore " Armstrong moved the meeting of July 12, 1954 be adjourned. he motion v°ras seconded by Loore and carried unanimously. he minutes of the previous meeting were reed. roberts informed the board that in regard to thQ laying of the rocks on the airport, the State of Idaho and the Southern Idaho limber Association also assisted. he minutes were approved with o...; this correction. ' Hooerts reported that he had received a letter from P.O eill in regard to the o7fer of the Village to pay back the slot monies due the :state, and that the State had neither accepted nor refused the offer. "obe rt s stated the State Department s, should contact our auditors in regard to one amount of monies due. Ackaret reported that the fence at the airport had been let down and sheep had been \ run through the field. The fence has been repaired and signs will be posted to pre- vent trespassing in the future. "oberts Pl so reported that an o' en ditch had been left on the Village right ray and that John Stringer wished a culvert put in the fa open ditch. '°o action by the board. -'' Kerber reported that he had submitted a report as re .guested by the State Highway Dept. on a road noodo stuc r which covered the first five year period but had not com- pleted the second five year period. Discussion followed on which "oberts informed the board that the plan was to have the Villages and Counties participate the same as the State now participates. in regard to Feder�l monies. The `'hairman stated he would appoint a committee to study the highway request. derby stated he had reques ted quotations from two oil companies on the oiling which had not been received. Also present at the meeting were Carl 1Jrown, Ralph `a.ris, Dr. A.E. Pflug and glary Thurston, halph 'axis presented to the board the hospital plan of the 'Tri-Valley Hospital Committee. Afterdiscussing the various plans of financing such a pro, et, the hospital Committee requested the board to submit the plan to the voters of the village for a-bond election. The hospital Committee felt that a bond in the amount of . 1.40,000.00 would enable the "oicmittee to go ahead with the construction as the balance or 505 would be borne by the federal `'ovt. under the Hillburton Act.. There followed a discussion on the Hillbiurton Act and the methods of qualifing for the monies under the act. Roberts infor.:ee the hospital board that before any action could be taken on the p:rt of the Village it would be necessary for the Village attorney to give the j-oard an opinion on the question of the Vi11are legally proposing the bond and what the status of the bonds would be if such an election would be celled by the Village Beard. Roberts reported that some lots from the Dewey Davis estate were for sale and if the Village was interested some could be purchased. ,`o action. Roberts also informed the Board that he had lgeen contacted by a '.Ilan wanting to put up a central television tower which viewers in the village could hook on to for a fee. iscussion followed but no action was taken by the Board. Armstrong informed the Board that the whore Lodge and the ja.ycees are interested in sponsoring an air breakfast. , ar morell who was present discussed tha disadvantages and advantages of an air breakfast at this time. It was the opinion of the Board, following discussion, that if Bob Fo ig would OK the project there would be no objectio n on the part of the Village Board. Acheret sta'.od that he had made the necessary arrangements to repair the water tank. Aobertsl stated that some expression should come fromt~ue Board on the speeding tickets etc. here followed a discussion on the various problems of law enforcement. Roberts reported that other Villages have a different rate for water users that are being served outside the Village limits. rollover ng discussion, the Jlerk was instructed 132 to contact the attorney and h:ve en ordinance dna= to double the rates on the minnirnm and overrun for users ou.t:ide the 7'-ila--:o ILits. 1,rmstronr- stetec that -nrrer -To:in , ., 1c; pay his -ntr )111 from now on as E, settle- rnt had been reached. In re7ard to an observation post for the ground observer corns, the cupulo at the Yacht "aub would be used. The `'hairr.an anoointed lair Lmstrong„ 2red "erhy end .Len LcImret to the Hid-may :.;ommittee 7reviously discussed. AIME. A lenthlv d7iscssion on the hosoital followed. he various aspects of t le Village in re.,77rd to t ,e T=e7ement, finrcinr_] , and control were discuesed. The '-'1orl: was instructed t inforin the attcTney not to renew the aF,reerdent on the Zeh property for t e col year as the bii1ejnr was condemned and should be torn aown. i he followin bills were read for payemnt. 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